Celebrity Mound

MICHAEL Jordan has a new favorite. The NBA legend has been scrimmaging with several lovely ladies since splitting from his wife, Juanita, three years ago, but now sources say he’s settled on one special woman. Jordan took Yvette Pietro to Miami Heat star Alonzo Mourning’s retirement party at the Caribbean Condominiums in Miami Beach the other night and the two sipped Grey Goose cocktails while canoodling quietly next to Julius Erving, Dwyane Wade and Terrell Owens.

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Chris Tucker (L) and Michael Jordan
Chris “Ludacris” Bridges

Sportscaster Stuart Scott

Vivica A. Fox (L) and former NBA player Charles Oakley

Warren Sapp

Michael Jordan (L) and NBA player Shaquille O’Neal

Michael Jordan, NBA player Chris Paul, and comedian Cedric The Entertainer

Chris Tucker

MICHAEL Jordan showed up with not one, but two hot girls on his arm at the recent Oakley sunglasses women’s event in Miami. “They were both acting like his girlfriends, like it was a menage a trois. They both had their hands on his thighs,” said a spy. “The girls even looked alike, tan with dark hair.” Also at the Delano bash last week were magician David Blaine, who performed tricks for the crowd and snagged an Oakley employee’s digits, and Nick Cannon, who “had a line of women waiting to talk to him all night.”

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Ahmad Rashad and Michael Jordan

Patrick Ewing and Charles Oakley

(Thank you Monika Mackie for giving me the hot tip on this CRAZY story!)

 

The television station’s Web site says Allen Heckard filed the suit against His Airness and Nike founder Phil Knight on June 29 in county court, claiming to have been mistaken for the basketball legend nearly every day for the past 15 years.

And he’s tired of it.

“I’m constantly being accused of looking like Michael and it makes it very uncomfortable for me,” Heckard reportedly said.

Heckard apparently is suing Jordan for defamation and permanent injury, emotional pain and suffering. He is suing Knight for defamation and permanent injury for promoting Jordan and making him one of the world’s most famous athletes.

Heckard, who stands slightly taller than 6 feet, says many people miss the fact that he is roughly six inches shorter than Jordan.

But Heckard bears a physical resemblance to Jordan because he has a shaved head, an earring in his left ear, and is in good physical shape â?? from playing basketball.

“Even when I go to the gym I’m being accused of playing ball like him (Jordan),” Heckard said.

Wouldn’t most people consider that a compliment?

“Yes, don’t get me wrong it’s definitely a positive thing, because Michael, like I say is one of the best ball players that I’ve known to play the game. But then again, that’s Michael and I’m me. So I want to be recognized as me just like Michael’s being recognized as Michael.”

The television station apparently caught Heckard wearing blue Air Jordan tennis shoes.

Is Heckard trying to look like Jordan?

No.

“They’re very comfortable shoes to play ball in,” said Heckard. “I play a lot of basketball and any other shoes I try to play in tend to hurt the bottom of my feet.”

What made Heckard decide to file suit against Jordan and Knight for $416 million each?

“Well, you figure with my age and you multiply that times seven and then I turn around and I figure that’s what it all boils down to.”

(FOX News)